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1. “¿Cómo se hace desaparecer a un ser humano?” · “No tengo derecho a permanecer callado” – El legado d

   https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/ihavenorighttobesilent-sp/madetodisappear

   . ← (previous page) La década de los setenta: “¿Dónde está la Argentina ahora?” (next page) Una Adolescencia Perdida: La Historia de (...)

2. El joven Marshall Meyer · “No tengo derecho a permanecer callado” – El legado de derechos humanos de

   https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/ihavenorighttobesilent-sp/theyoungmarshallmeyer

   . ← (previous page) Te llamo a hacer algo (next page) Se establecen en la Argentina → Te llamo a hacer algo El joven Marshall Meyer Se (...)

3. Recordando a Marshall: “un hombre alto, fornido, franco” · “No tengo derecho a permanecer callado” –

   https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/ihavenorighttobesilent-sp/rememberingmarshall

   El alma de Marshall al descubierto.” ← (previous page) “No tengo derecho a quedarme callado” Te llamo a hacer algo El joven Marshall Meyer Se (...)

4. I Charge You to Do Something · 'I Have No Right to Be Silent' - The Human Rights Legacy of Rabbi Mar

   https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/ihavenorighttobesilent/ichargeyoutodosomething

   It examines the life of a man who had an average childhood in suburban Connecticut, was shaped by a brand of Judaism that demanded social (...)

5. New Digital Collection: Marshall T. Meyer - The Devil's Tale

   https://blogs.library.duke.edu/rubenstein/2011/11/10/new-digital-collection-marshall-t-meyer/

   Meyer in 1970’s and 1980’s Argentina.  The digital collection is a subset of the Marshall T.

6. Juana Fernández de Tuero 1916-1977 · The Scientific Vision of Women · Duke University Library Exhibi

   https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/2024sciencewomen/women/jfernandezdetuero

   The goal was to create a published work of all the native plants of Argentina. Seven elephant folio text volumes with black and white (...)

7. "How Is a Human Being Made to Disappear?" · 'I Have No Right to Be Silent' - The Human Rights Legacy

   https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/ihavenorighttobesilent/madetodisappear

   . ← (previous page) The 1970s: "Where is Argentina Now? (next page) A Lost Adolescence: The Story of Débora Benchoam → I Charge You to (...)

8. CONADEP: "An Extraordinary Appointment" · 'I Have No Right to Be Silent' - The Human Rights Legacy o

   https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/ihavenorighttobesilent/conadep

   For instance, when Jacobo Timerman returned to Argentina in 1984, Marshall accompanied him to the clandestine prisons where he had been (...)

9. Remembering Marshall: "A Tall, Burly, Blunt Spoken Man" · 'I Have No Right to Be Silent' - The Human

   https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/ihavenorighttobesilent/rememberingmarshall

   Joseph Lukinsky – “When we were in Argentina for a month in 1990… people asked me in tears to explain why Marshall had left.”

10. Una Adolescencia Perdida: La Historia de Débora Benchoam · “No tengo derecho a permanecer callado” –

    https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/ihavenorighttobesilent-sp/alostadolescence

    (next page) “Todos los días me hacen saber que soy un judío” → Te llamo a hacer algo El joven Marshall Meyer Se establecen en la (...)